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Policy Brief Series | February 7, 2013

Implications of Shrines for Rural Development in Azerbaijan

By Joanna

Implications of Shrines for Rural Development in Azerbaijan

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Policy Brief #2013-05
Julian Gantt, 2012 Pre-Dissertation Award Fellow

Tags: Azerbaijan, community, Islam, Julian Gantt, property rights, Soviet, waqfs

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